Money lent by banks on a short term basis which the bank, as lender, can "call" (demand payment at any time, usually on 24 hours notice.)
Money lent by banks on a very short term basis which can be called the same day, at one day or two days notice; money lent that is repayable on demand.
Refers to interest bearing deposits which are repayable on call, i.e. on demand. This covers both domestic money market and the Euromarket funds. Also known as day to day money or sight money.
Currency lent by banks on a very short-term basis, which can be called the same day, at one day's notice or at two days' notice.
A loan or deposit which is automatically renewed on a daily basis until the lender or the borrower indicates that it no longer wishes to lend or borrow the funds.
Money lent by banks, usually to stock exchange brokers, which may be called, i.e., demand may be made for payment, at any time